Fantastic, huge farmer's market in Charlotte. I've been to the one in Raleigh, and I thought that…read morewas the biggest and the best, but this one is a close runner-up. It has everything you want from a farmer's market, with three huge barn tents: - One full of greenery and herbs - Another with fruits and vegetables - Another one with all the wonderful stuff from vendors We even bought a massive cedar, beautiful live edge cutting board for only $40. You have to come and visit this place.

I was very surprised at how good this farmers market was compared to the one in Raleigh....it was…read morein some ways better. We made a full sweep of the buildings, there was a great variety of veggies, meats, and other locally sourced items. We bought a few things and felt this is a great place to return to in the future.

Small indoor market with local products. Check and see if they have marked down produce. Parking is…read morein the rear. Small so be careful

Very friendly staff and lots of produce to choose from. They always have seeded watermelons and…read moreother various real fruits that have seeds which makes me happy. You can also purchase spring water from here that comes from Midas spring water which is up near Latta Nature Preserve

This market takes place every Saturday morning along the Rail Trail. It's right by Atherton Mill at…read moreTremont St. There really aren't many vendors here and I personally prefer the Uptown Farmers Market. I come here for one vendor specifically: Crumbled Nut Bake Shop. I love her cookies! The Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll cookie is my favorite. Blueberry Muffin and White Chocolate Macadamia Nut cookies are also really good. I hope she brings back her Lemon cookie so I can try it. Wentworth & Fenn is also here sometimes, but we got there too late this past time and they were already gone. They have amazing bread, so check them out too if you can. Overall it's a cute market that's worth a stop on a Saturday morning!

So many great vendors, great location! I've gone three weeks in a row and have left with my…read morereusable bag filled every time!

Small market but packed with fresh fruit and vegetables. Reasonable prices too. Very organized and…read moreplenty of cash registers. Parking lot is small.

Heaven on earth best place to get the essentials at a welcoming price great customer service it's…read morelike family

What a cool spot! I just discovered this place last weekend when I was trying to go to a Resident…read moreCulture to pick up a couple of their Cumulo drinks. I parked in the garage connected to the shops and they validate here for 2 hours with purchase. Lots of nice vendors here - pizza, ice cream, resident culture, specialty cheese, and a couple boutique stalls. I will definitely be back for the pizza and ice cream, pizza smelled great and the ice cream looked delicious. I found the drinks I was looking for at Resident Culture. I think they are a bit more expensive here, maybe because of the location. But service was fast and friendly and I'm looking forward to coming back when I have more time to hang out! @azfitfoodfun

This is a public food hall with a couple different food Vendors. To be exact 2 sold food, 1 was a…read moretie dying station, 2 only sold alcohol, and the rest sold sweets. This food hall is small and doesn't offer free parking you're looking at $10-$17 depending on when you go. The restrooms were not the best but usable. Over all I would give the food hall itself a 2 but what food I got from a vender really increased it. Chop Chop Red Pot- The lady was super nice and very professional when answering all our questions. Service was 5 out of 5 Food was on the pricy side Kids grilled cheese $10 it's bland but for kids 4 out of 5 BBQ pulled pork $12 nice BBQ sauce and loved the bun 5 out of 5 Smashed burger $15 kinda messy very saucy 4 out of 5 There are no sides but the taste was well done but I can't say it was worth the price. Chop Chop would get a 4 out of 5 Bringing 7th street food hall to 3 out of 5 total.

So much fun! Love the vendors and the live music great area lots to do, will definitely go backread more

I never knew about this night market.. so thank you Ashley and Yelp for bringing this to my…read moreattention! I love to support local. Here at this market you have a variety of candles, jewelry, dog treats, and clothing to peruse. It's outdoor, so dog friendly. I loved that Yelp had a spot set up with delicious cider, candy, and a great photo op with an blow up alien. I love my swag bag with coupons. I'm always interested in supporting the local community. Thanks again Ashley F !

We love our Saturday mornings at the Uptown Farmers Market! Our favorite vendors are Beyond Amazing…read moreDonuts and Deep Roots Farm but you really can't go wrong with anyone. Even though it's a fairly small market--just two rows, about 20 vendors or so--we can always find everything we need for a week's worth of home cooking. There are vendors selling meat, cheese, bread, sauces, coffee... You name it and you can probably find it at Uptown Farmers Market! We can never say no to a fresh bouquet of flowers, too.

This outdoor market in Charlotte, NC has a mission to engage neighbors around with locally grown,…read morefresh foods and support local farmers and food artisans. Open on Saturday only, we happen to be in Uptown and ran across this marketplace. We purchased some fresh locally grown produce, tomatoes, butternut squash etc. Other vendors include; produce, bakeries, donuts, bread, honey, vegan, coffee, and prepared foods. There was even some entertainment with a singer playing the keyboard. It was a lovely stroll.

I finally made it to a FPS this past Sunday on a chilly, sunny morning. We arrived at 11am and were…read moreglad to find parking in the garage. It was already busy but still comfortable to walk around with our dog. There were so many great vendors and I love that you can buy coffee, beer/wine and my favorite Sunday morning treat...$5 high quality mimosas!! Best shopping experience ever IMO...shopping outside, with my pup and a mimosa in hand!!! What's not to love?? Oh and excellent LIVE MUSIC! We finished off with brunch at Trolley Barn and headed home with our loot, Some other details that I loved, there were representatives walking around handing out free doggie donuts and other representatives who were delivering bottled water and snacks to the vendors. So thoughtful! My husband had a great time too. I can't wait for it to start up in the spring again!

This outdoor market just made its comeback after taking last year off because of Covid-19. Right…read morenow it takes place Saturdays and Sundays at Sycamore Brewing once a month. I think in a couple of months it will go back to just Sundays. There are a variety of vendors. We most recently stopped by to pick up a picnic basket we won from City Farm Foods which we really enjoyed. Updog Kombucha who I love is also frequently a vendor. Stop by for some local shopping!

Ladies and gentlemen, Cotswold has finally arrived with our own farmers market! It's a small…read moremarket, maybe 15-20 stalls total but a great one. Every vendor's selection looked amazing! We started with breakfast -- a blackberry cream cheese scruffin and coffee -- from Great Harvest Bread Co. and leisurely strolled up and down a couple times. We went home with quite the haul! Amazing produce from Rosemay Pete including a kobucha squash I'm really looking forward to experimenting with this week. My guy got a pork butt and a pound of wahoo that are both in the smoker as I type this. The market is only open Saturdays from 8am-12pm and tucked behind the medical building on Sharon Amity, across from IHOP. Lots of parking! Friendly management from the Rotarians. I'm excited to make a visit here a part of my Saturday morning routine every week!

First the positives: the market is relatively easy to find, plentiful parking, and the vendors are…read morepleasant. The negatives: on the day that I went, there was very little produce (maybe 3 small stands out of 20), and WAY overpriced. I got 3 not-yet ripe tomatoes and 2 very small cucumbers for $9. Will go to Kings Rd market next time.

So I like NoDa's farmer's market pretty okay. It is the quintessential necessity of a similarly…read morekitschy neighborhood. As with most farmer's markets you will find it open on Saturday mornings. This one is actually open even through winter for some of those winter greens, indoor gardeners and handmade foods and goods. That's certainly a plus. On the flipside, this is so depressingly small I feel hesitant to even call it a market. Even in the warmer months when the Earth is most productive it's a market you can seriously walk through in a few minutes if nothing catches your eye or you're not searching for something you know they'll have. If you like to completely stock up at markets this wouldn't be the place to do it. It's also not particularly cheap unless you're buying the bulk-sized fresh produce. My personal favorite small company here is called "wish we had acres". They make some absolutely amazing smelling natural deodorants withOUT aluminum in them in case that's something you're sensitive to. The Dumpling Lady also shows up from time to time with some hella good Chinese inspired dumplings for steaming or frying. PS: They're outside on the grassy corner lot in the warm months and inside the Neighborhood Theater on the cold ones.

Being a local to this neighborhood I really get a chance to see all this market has to offer week…read moreafter week. If you are thinking that this is going to be a gigantic farmers market that you might find a little bit more south from here then think again. This is a very local small neighborhood market where you can still expect to find everything you need. The NoDa neighborhood already puts out an extremely relaxed and artistic vibe that will be further represented by the fine folks that set up here on Saturday mornings. Fine cheeses, local honey, fruit, and vegetables are all here.. Plus lots more!! There are even really cool t shirts you can buy to help represent the neighborhood and the farmers market. The prices are pretty typical I would say. We are talking about extremely local products here. Honey that is made less than a mile away or produce from a farm just outside the city. You'd expect to pay a little bit more than what you would at Harris Teeter because you get the added benefit of knowing that these products were made locally and with care. If all else fails.. Stop by take a look around. Meet some nice folks and have a good rest of the day in the neighborhood.